Sentence examples for be able to delude from inspiring English sources

But Zucker shouldn't be able to delude himself; the wreckage piled around him is simply too deep to ignore.

If, however, Santorum is the nominee — and then loses in a landslide — the party will no longer be able to delude itself about where its ideological rigidity has taken it.

Brody's character might be able to delude himself that he's a good guy, but the women, once pressed, make sure he knows he's wrong.

Because the Anschluss, as it was called, was technically an invasion, Austria has always been able to delude itself about the role it played.

To suggest President Sanders would be able to force a far more dramatic change through Congress is deluded or dishonest.

Even if life were to hand the savvy and deluded Veronica a chance at happiness, she wouldn't be able to grab the brass ring.

They may be able to.

Should he be able to?

Or be able to attract?

Will they be able to?

"I may be able to.